"It's A Jungle Out There!" is a familiar feeling for employees, managements and professionals in all walks of life. But in truth, the survival of the fittest in nature very rarely depends on raw aggression for success. Instead, the real Lessons from Nature teach us that success comes more from teamwork, and cooperation, and persistence.

This program gives you an opportunity to hear a National Geographic Society, Emmy Award-winning wildlife photographer and an ex Oxford University biology professor offer fresh perspectives that are guaranteed to empower all who are faced with competition but want to win by building up their human potential.

PURPOSE: Learn the Lessons from Nature that empower people to achieve incredible results in a world of change and uncertainty.

DESIGNED FOR: Empowering all audiences who sometimes feel depressed because they think "It's A Jungle Out There!" . . . and they may be the ones to get torn apart. Instead, they will be inspired to see what the real Lessons from Nature can tell them about achieving success in a world of change.
A National Geographic speaker on empowerment provides meeting planners with an entertaining change of pace in their conferences.

TOPICS COVERED:
Learn the lessons from nature that show how to achieve success in the corporate jungle.
How everyone can be empowered by learning the behind-the-scenes stories of how National Geographic photographers achieve their incredible results - and how exactly the same strategies can work for everyone.
How to use the real lessons from nature about the survival of the fittest
Take home a checklist for a 7 Step Plan that moves through Preparation, Performance, Persistence and finally leading to a Payoff - which is far more rewarded than scrabbling just for survival.
The inspiration of seeing the wonders of nature in short Emmy-Awarded video segments of animals (narrated live) used as examples of his Lessons from Nature.

SPECIAL FEATURES
This presentation draws on the "Lessons from Nature" that Dr. John Paling has accumulated from over two decades as an Emmy awarded, National Geographic wildlife photographer.
He customizes each presentation by including short segments from his wildlife video library that serve as entertaining yet memorable metaphors for the main points of his message.
Short animal stories have immense power to help the message stick. People across the world and over all generations have used the power of animal metaphors to teach the most important lessons for success in their societies.
Now you can add this appealing and effective ingredient to your own meeting an outstanding success.

It can be used in time slots from a 60-minute keynote up to a one-day seminar.

RESULTS:
This presentation is always a winner because it grabs audiences' interest from the outset by promising to answer the question that most people have when they first meet a National Geographic wildlife photographer - "How on earth do you get those amazing pictures?" In essence, audiences want to know how they too can consistently achieve such incredible results in the world of uncertainty. They start out keen to learn what are the "behind the scenes secrets" but become personally empowered by learning what they can do to achieve their own goals.

Paling's Perspectives on this program: "If you really want to learn how to succeed with change, you should start by looking at the basic lessons from the world of wildlife. The animals that share our planet today are the proven 'winners' after millions of years of earth- shattering changes. Seen through the eyes of a biologist, they can empower us to see what it takes to succeed in life."